Deflating The National Football League
On January 18, 2015, the New England Patriots were playing ... Read More
The Vagaries of Employment Law
Two recent cases highlight the intricacies of employment law. Employment ... Read More
Can an employer’s mistake erase an employee’s rights?
Masoud Sharif was a VIP Flight Attendant for Iranian Airlines, ... Read More
Navigating the Murky Waters of Proving Causation
Deciphering the legal and evidentiary burdens of proving causation in ... Read More
It’s Not The Confederate Flag That’s The Problem: Lying to Federal Investigators
The Department of Justice announced on Monday that Susan R. ... Read More
Free Speech in the Workplace is Gaining Judicial Protection
Recent court decisions evidence the judiciary’s ongoing evolution of affording ... Read More
Can a Non-American Employee of a Foreign Embassy Sue the Embassy in the United States?
Living in Washington D.C. there is no shortage of embassies ... Read More
Employees’ Religious Beliefs and Practices are Gaining Protection
Despite the appearance that our society is becoming increasingly more ... Read More
Whistleblowers Summit hears about the uneven web of whistleblower protections
“Every federal sector EEO retaliation claim is also a Whistleblower ... Read More
Fifth Circuit reinstates SOX whistleblower claim
In a unanimous panel decision last Friday, the Fifth Circuit ... Read More